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Killer tornadoes, violent tropical storms, and extreme temperatures signal a looming environmental disaster. Two leading investigators of unexplained phenomena reveal alarming findings based on extensive research with top scientists and archaeologists. They expose how rapid atmospheric changes from greenhouse gases are steering humanity toward catastrophic climate shifts. An unprecedented storm will first devastate the Northern Hemisphere, followed by unprecedented floods or possibly a new Ice Age. Historical evidence shows similar events have occurred sporadically throughout geologic history, recorded only in ancient myths and flood legends. From El Niño to African droughts and the shrinking polar ice caps, the authors identify critical warning signs for those willing to listen. They liken Earth's regulatory system to a rubber band that can only be stretched so far before snapping back violently. Since 1995, each year has set records for extreme weather, and a major study in 1999 predicted unprecedented warmth for the planet. The authors argue that a rapid and violent cooling is imminent, threatening to envelop the Northern Hemisphere in ice and snow. However, it’s not too late to change our trajectory. This work serves as a call to action, offering viable solutions to this monumental challenge. Through a thorough examination of ancient myths and modern environmental science, the authors guide us on an intellectual journe
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The Coming Global Superstorm, Art Bell, Whitley Strieber
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- 1999
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- Titel
- The Coming Global Superstorm
- Sprache
- Englisch
- Autor*innen
- Art Bell, Whitley Strieber
- Verlag
- Atria
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1999
- Einband
- Hardcover
- Seitenzahl
- 255
- ISBN10
- 0671041908
- ISBN13
- 9780671041908
- Reihe
- Schlagwörter
- Sachbücher, Natur, Wissenschaft, Klimawandel
- Beschreibung
- Killer tornadoes, violent tropical storms, and extreme temperatures signal a looming environmental disaster. Two leading investigators of unexplained phenomena reveal alarming findings based on extensive research with top scientists and archaeologists. They expose how rapid atmospheric changes from greenhouse gases are steering humanity toward catastrophic climate shifts. An unprecedented storm will first devastate the Northern Hemisphere, followed by unprecedented floods or possibly a new Ice Age. Historical evidence shows similar events have occurred sporadically throughout geologic history, recorded only in ancient myths and flood legends. From El Niño to African droughts and the shrinking polar ice caps, the authors identify critical warning signs for those willing to listen. They liken Earth's regulatory system to a rubber band that can only be stretched so far before snapping back violently. Since 1995, each year has set records for extreme weather, and a major study in 1999 predicted unprecedented warmth for the planet. The authors argue that a rapid and violent cooling is imminent, threatening to envelop the Northern Hemisphere in ice and snow. However, it’s not too late to change our trajectory. This work serves as a call to action, offering viable solutions to this monumental challenge. Through a thorough examination of ancient myths and modern environmental science, the authors guide us on an intellectual journe